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The e-commerce service which allows consumers to buy products online and collect them in-store will not survive the next five years as new home depository services launch, a leading retail expert has said.

A new international survey by the Reuters Institute reveals the changing ways in which people consume news content across the globe – with the UK showing a strong loyalty to ‘traditional’ newsbrands.

Wednesday night saw ITV air what could very possibly be the final episode of Law & Order: UK (ITV, 9pm) as the broadcaster last week announced that the show was to ‘rest’ following lead actor Bradley Walsh’s departure.

Following a successful testing phase, Sky AdSmart will soon roll out to market. Here, the7stars’ Gary Caranay looks at the impact – both good and bad – it will have on television advertising.

From courtroom tweeters securing thousands of pounds from strangers, to bedroom bloggers becoming international experts, something very interesting is stirring in journalism, writes Raymond Snoddy.

An audience of 1.2 million viewers decided to spend their Tuesday night in the company of the stress spreaders, resulting in a 6% share.

Instagram, the enormously popular photo-sharing app, has announced that ads are to roll-out on the platform in the UK later this year, with Canada and Australia to follow.

Monday night saw BBC One once again go down the charitable route by donating an entire hour and a half to an out-of-sorts retired footballer who needed just a little bit of public attention to keep him going.

The BBC and Channel 4 have lost a significant proportion of their younger audience over the last three years, according to new figures from BARB.

The past weekend brought a smorgasbord of ‘event’ live television in an effort to tempt viewers away from the unseasonally seasonal weather.